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RADICALISATION VIOLENCE [1 record]

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Record 1 2024-01-26

English

Subject field(s)
  • Risks and Threats (Security)
  • Sociology of Ideologies
  • National and International Security
CONT

Radicalization to violence occurs when a person or group takes on extreme ideas and begins to think they should use violence to support or advance their ideas or beliefs. These beliefs can fall along a wide spectrum of ideologies, including political and religious ideologies.

Key term(s)
  • radicalisation to violence
  • violent radicalisation

French

Domaine(s)
  • Risques et menaces (Sécurité)
  • Sociologie des idéologies
  • Sécurité nationale et internationale
CONT

La radicalisation menant à la violence se produit lorsqu'une personne ou un groupe met de l'avant des idées extrêmes, et commence à croire qu'il devrait recourir à la violence pour soutenir ses idées et croyances ou pour les faire avancer. Ces croyances peuvent englober un large éventail d'idéologies, dont des idéologies politiques et religieuses.

Spanish

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